1.   The president is trying to push his agenda in Congress.

2.   And we should not allow others to push that agenda any further.

3.   And with another Bush in the White House, they are pushing their agenda in Washington and in state capitals across the country.

4.   Another plus for Bush is that with Republicans still controlling the House and Senate, he can continue to push his agenda with little fear of outright rejection.

5.   Any chance to push an agenda for Americans who have the least, slim to begin with against the now snickering Republican majorities in Congress, are now gone.

6.   Bush dismissed that talk for now, saying his first task is to push his agenda through the legislative session that begins in January.

7.   But how far each president will be able to push his agenda at the U.N. Financing for Development conference remains an open question.

8.   But if he aggressively pushes the separatist agenda, the Parti Quebecois might suffer massive defections of soft nationalists to the Charest camp.

9.   But nothing would have struck Wyatt Earp as odder than the way people have used his name to push an agenda.

10.   But Republican leaders stand a reasonable chance of pushing their agenda through both houses of Congress and forcing President Clinton into substantial compromises by the end of the year.